Daniel Young

This collection features three captivating effects. The first is an invisible cuing system, perfect for mind-reading performances. Spectators witness writing materialize on a card, only for it to vanish moments later.

The second effect, a standout favorite, involves a memorized book routine. A participant selects a page, which you memorize before setting the book aside. You then ask another spectator to choose a “line number” and a “word number.” After a moment of thought, you write down your prediction and conceal it. When you reveal the book, the word at the chosen position is, for instance, “never.” The spectator checks your prediction, and it matches perfectly—no forces, switches, or complicated memorization required.

Finally, the third effect is a PK watch routine, where time appears to slow down or speed up on a borrowed watch that you never touch—twice! This effect showcases innovative thinking, but be aware that it may not be suitable for every setting.

1st edition 2006; 24 pages.